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A short reflection and prayer with Padraig O Tuama. Show more

As the post-flood clear-up continues, should the UK be looking at houses that can float on floodwater, like the systems used in some parts of Holland? Show more

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Michael Palin presents the common poorwill from an Arizona desert. Show more

Morning news and current affairs. Including Sports Desk, Weather and Thought for the Day.

Tom Sutcliffe discusses Egypt with novelist Alaa Al Aswany, journalist Wendell Steavenson, academic Hugh Kennedy and political economist Tarek Osman. Show more

Join in the pensions phone-in with Jane Garvey and Paul Lewis from Radio 4's Moneybox. Call in with your pension questions. Show more

How did the boy in boxers become the wanted man in an armed siege? Claire Skinner returns as the social worker with a past. Show more

Grace Dent presents a series documenting the untold stories of 21st-century Britain. Today a sparky 70-year-old widow confronts a video technician in a dancing competition. Show more

Exploring reggae and riots, white supremacist gardening, and takeaway food. Mark's town tour arrives in Birmingham. From December 2012. Show more

On this day, the battle of Sheik Sa'ad represented the first of several efforts to relieve the Siege of Kut, and Ralph Winwood has a mission of his own. Show more

Consumer affairs programme.

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Analysis of news and current affairs, presented by Martha Kearney. Baroness Warsi on English lessons for Muslim women and a report from Finland on classes for migrants. Show more

Looking back after a long life, we may feel regret at things we have done. Bishop Richard Holloway suggests it is important to learn how to forgive ourselves as well as others. Show more

Pip fancies a little trip, and Jazzer pines for home. Show more

The realities of WWII strike home when the dashing and adored Tom Mitford returns unexpectedly on leave. Stars Tom Mison. Show more

Four more competitors join Russell Davies for the second heat in the 2016 series of the general knowledge quiz. Show more

Dan Saladino explores Leeds to see who is influencing an innovative and inspiring food and drink scene that is being watched and followed across the UK and around the world. Show more

Comedy actress Rebecca Front, star of Alan Partridge and The Thick of It, shares her life in reading. She sings Sondheim and brings readings from Caitlin Moran to PG Wodehouse. Show more

Brian Cox and Robin Ince return for a new series. They are joined on staged by comedian Jo Brand, Professor Anil Seth and Professor Alan Winfield to talk artificial intelligence. Show more

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Tata Steel is cutting just over a thousand jobs in the UK - 750 will go from its plant in Port Talbot. The First Minister of Wales described it as a 'devastating blow'.

John Lloyd and Sarah Millican with comedian Ken Dodd, mathematician Dr Hannah Fry and historian Greg Jenner. From 2016. Show more

Fallon has a brainwave, and Rob feels enlightened. Show more

Mark Eccleston reviews The Assassin; Peter May on his latest novel; Jack Thorne on The Solid Life of Sugar Water; and Jacqui and David Morris discuss their film about Harold Evans. Show more

How did the boy in boxers become the wanted man in an armed siege? Claire Skinner returns as the social worker with a past. Show more

Elinor Goodman finds out how government ministers make decisions under pressure from the instant all-pervasive information culture. Show more

Can Belgium solve the problems of the Brussels district dubbed Jihadi Central? Tim Whewell spends time with the people of Molenbeek as they search for answers. Show more

Sathnam Sanghera asks, when we can know everything, are we better off not knowing things? Could 'not knowing' improve our memory, enhance our learning and even make us happier? Show more

Tom Sutcliffe discusses Egypt with novelist Alaa Al Aswany, journalist Wendell Steavenson, academic Hugh Kennedy and political economist Tarek Osman. Show more

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As sanctions against Iran are lifted, a spokesman for the US state department explains why the US still is not friends with Iran. Show more

A once wealthy landowner, Abd el-Aziz has fallen into penury and is forced into menial work at the Automobile Club. Show more

Bellowhead talk about their most successful album, released in 2010, 'Hedonism'. With John Wilson. From 2016. Show more

Sean Curran reports from Westminster.

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Thirty years old and fleeing the excesses of her London life, Amy finds herself at home again. Show more

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